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University of Illinois Salary List 2008-2009

Author: University of Illinois
Keywords: salary salaries university
Language: English
Collection: opensource

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Also known as "The Gray Book" and as the "Supplement to the Minutes of the Board of Trustees," this is a list of the permanent employees of the University of Illinois and their salaries for 2007-2008 and 2008-2009. The files cover U of I campuses at Urbana-Champaign, Chicago, Springfield, and University Administration, and have a name index at the end.

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: whosasking - - March 20, 2011
Subject: Some updates
This database is of academic employees. A payroll database from April 2010 (including civil servants) is at http://www.archive.org/details/UniversityOfIllinoisChicagoPayrollRosterApril2010

A more recent set of salaries from summer 2010 have been published by the Daily Illini in a searchable database format:
http://www.dailyillini.com/salary-guide

And note, it is the fact that the salaries are paid from public funds, not the details of the contract, that makes these salaries public.

Reviewer: ffakr - - January 30, 2009
Subject: A gripping read!!
Just a small correction.
This is not a list of "permanent staff" salaries.
There are two classes of Staff in the Illinois University system, Academic and Civil Service. Academic positions require a college degree and are contract positions. Typically, contracts are granted in one year increments. In reality, Academic positions are less "permanent" in implementation than Civil Service positions.

Civil Service positions are not necessarily 'ditch diggers', they're just positions that are not contract positions and they don't require a college diploma (though a degree doesn't preclude an applicant).

It's because of the contract nature of the positions that the salaries are public record. Civil Servant salaries are not published.

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